Tripoli Iowa Official Newspaper Details 1894 edition
The Tripoli newspaper notes second class mail under March 8, 1879 act and post age in Tripoli Iowa. Published weekly each Wednesday. Established since 1894. Official paper of Town of Tripoli and Bremer County. Publisher William A. Buckley. Editor Robert J. Sassman. Subscriptions 3.50 yearly in Iowa, 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Calendar of Events In Tri Polis and Tripoli Town Halls
Oct 20 County Women's Chorus 10 am to 3 30 pm Tri poli Town Hall Oct 26 Extension Family Living Hobby Fair Tripoli Town Halls 1 4 pm and 7 9 pm Oct 27 Deadline for purchase of 4 H banquet tickets
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County Women's Chorus
Tripoli Town Hall
Tripoli Town Halls
Douglas Rockets 4-H Club Holds Busy October Meeting
Douglas Rockets 4-H Club met at Bonnie Alock home with 21 members and 4 leaders. Officers elected: president Larry Hassman vice president Douglas Boeckman secretary treasurer Alan Alock reporter Ross Ager historian Lary Lageschulte. Demonstrations covered dairy calf care clothes pin tool rack soil fertility. Other clubs noted include Dayton Dodgers Clover Teenerettes Biz-E-Bees with new officers and plans for a Halloween party and box social.
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Douglas Rockets
Bonnie
Alan Alock
Bonnie Alock
Larry Hassman
Douglas Boeckman
Charles Dietz
Dayton Dodgers
Roger Lantzky
Erhardt Haar
Hallowe'en
Allen Weidler
Harold Platte
Lyle Schnadt
Clover Teenerettes
Audrey Hildebrandt
United States
Elaine Simerson
Cheryl Blasberg
Susan Lohmann
Kay Ormston
Marjorie Blume
Eileen Sievers
Nancy Hoppenworth
Sheryl Magnall
Barbara Rathe
Madrid
Iowa
Marlene
Charlene
Diane Shonkas
Free market on corn harvest eyed by Iowa State economist
Extension director says harvest may see an essentially free market for corn as a record per acre yield combines with government sales to supply 1962 needs. Farm economist Fran cis Kutish of Iowa State University notes most government sales will fund certificates.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Feed Grain Program lowers corn stocks and beefing lamb outlook
Kutish projects similar livestock production to last year with higher feed grain prices as corn loan tightening occurs. A large soybean crop implies a sizable bean carryover as government holds it. Lamb prices are expected to dip to about 17 by late fall, then rise to 18–19 by winter, suggesting modest profits from feeder lamb purchases now.
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Kutish
Skadberg
Hog Production Outlook for 1962 Faces Moderate Rise
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University reports hogs remain the most profitable livestock prospect for 1962 with a modest production rise expected. A September 1 survey shows a 2 percent planned increase in farrowing this fall and a 4 percent rise for December through February, signaling slightly higher spring and summer slaughter and prices near this year’s levels. The Western Cornbelt leads in production growth aided by a strong corn crop and ample carryover, while Eastern Cornbelt stocks may see price pressure due to the Feed Grain Program.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Kutish
Foam laminated fabrics sewing tips by Pearl Pardee
Sewing pointers for foam laminated fabrics include pattern simplicity, foam side out, straightening ends, pinning along stitch lines, leaving pins for pencil marks, and using built in support. Suggests walking foot, steam pressing, and careful dart handling. Mentions Iowa professors paid $100 a month in 1868.
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State University of Iowa
Belle Plain Woman Earns 50 Year Eastern Star Pin
Jennie Hammond of Belle Plain received a 50 year membership pin from the Morning Star Chapter of the Eastern Star, commemorating half a century of affiliation with the organization.
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Jennie Hammond
Belle Plain
Morning Star
The
Eastern Star
Town State Horts Discusses September Planting
A fragmented note highlights September as an ideal month to plant. It mentions developing a new root system before frost and hints at cultivation advice. The readable text names Town and State Horticulural groups and references gays and sprouts in vaguer terms.
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Vance Gays
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Las cfArion
Commodity Credit Corporation
Marvin Skadberg
Iowa State Universe
CCC
Katish
Teaipoti
H. C
Anna Beck
West
Third St
Sumner Community Hospital
International
Davis
Majestic
H. C. Bock Estate
Helen Heick
Wayne Opperman
Mary Opperman
Pearl F. Pardee County Extension Home Economist
F. M. Root
Optometrist
Main St
Cedar Falls
Ken Eyers
Optician
Budd Farm
Duke
H.R
Lowa
National Water Well Assn
Waterloo
Adams
Hammond
Nutrena
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Owa
Peoples
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